Dies Committee Accuses Officials of Communist Ties
Letters from New York Times critique the Dies committee for releasing a broadside accusing thirty five officials of Communist-front ties without prior authorization or BEW input. Critics urge dialogue and restraint to prevent public mistrust during wartime.
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Dies Committee
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D of Economic Welfare
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Board of Economic Warfare
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Voorhis
The Prophet of 1920 Cox Reflects on Wilson and League Failure
Former Ohio governor and 1920 Democratic presidential candidate James M. Cox, then 72, defended Wilson’s League stance amid postwar isolationism. He urged supporting a world tribunal to avert future wars and expressed hope for enduring peace despite the costs.
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Ohio
Woodrow ‘Wilsor
League of Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cox
Wilson
United States
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Woodrow Wilson
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